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    Supply Chain Disruptions and Best Practice Mitigation Strategies | Dr. Adenike A. Moradeyo



    Introduction: Chapter 49 in book titled: Supply Chain Management: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools, and Applications.

    Conceptualising development cooperation. In: Ijeoma, E. and Nwaodu, N. (eds). Third World Development Strategies: Decades of Fascination and Frustrations | Akpuru-Aja, A., Nwaodu, N. and Ogbeide, D. R.



    Introduction: Since their emergence and subsequent integration into the highly suffocating global economic system, the group of countries tagged the "Third World" have been miserably engulfed in hunger and poverty, debts and deaths. Their hallmarks are negative indices in quality of political management, Gross National Income, freedom of information, human development, healthcare delivery system, security, and general welfare. The effect of unstable government, alongside the plight of high level illiteracy, tribal conflicts, military dictatorship, and brutal civil wars, have chronically beset the prospect of meaningful development within these nations. Allied to these are poor quality of life, diseases, uncontrollable population growth, high infant and adult mortality rates, including low economic development, and extreme dependency on the developed, industrialized countries. Notwithstanding the various endeavours in different aspects of development projects at different periods, the "Third World" countries have continually retained the derisive tag ever since they were first labelled as such in 1955 at the Conference of Afro-Asia countries in Bandung, Indonesia. Drawing on extensive number of academic works and new research, Third World Development Strategies, examines some of the salient factors responsible for gross underdevelopment in Third World countries, and makes a compelling case for new approach to Third World Development Strategies.

    Contextual Beliefs and Pragmatic Strategies in Online Humour: An Example of Akpos Jokes | Oluwatomi Adeoti and Ibukun Filani



    Introduction: The social media in Nigeria provides an avenue where cultural practices are produced and consumed. One of such practices is joking. Specifically, a genre of jokes found in Nigeria social media space is Akpos jokes. The goal of this chapter is to explore the contextual beliefs in Akpos jokes and the pragmatic strategies employed by the writers of Akpos jokes. Akpos jokes are narratives about an imaginary character named Akpos. The study benefited from contextual belief theory (Odebunmi, 2006) while the data comprised jokes randomly picked from a blog and Facebook pages where Akpos jokes are published. The study revealed that the writer(s) of the Akpos jokes manipulate contextual beliefs like shared knowledge of language and shared knowledge of situations and events in Nigeria in order to generate humour. The writers also employ Implicature and stereotyping of the character of Akpos for humorous effects.

    Sustainable Development Goals and Institutions of Higher Education | John Adebayo Oyedepo, Oluwakemi Titilayo Irekhore, Kazeem Olajide Bello, Olalekan Jacob Olaoye, Adebukunola O. Lala, Elizabeth O. A. Oluwalana, Elizabeth Omolola Oyedepo, Akinwumi M. Omotayo



    Introduction: The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Nigeria, extended a livelihood support programme to neighbouring villages it adopted for its Agricultural Productivity Programme (APP). The APP included training, advisory services, and dissemination of some agricultural technologies. The targets of APP were to effectively tackle development challenges by increasing agricultural productivity and to reduce poverty and hunger (malnutrition) as entrenched in the first two Sustainable Development Goals. Four technologies were disseminated and demonstrated to the rural dwellers. The project beneficiaries were guided into personal investment using practical knowledge acquired from the demonstration. At the end of 2 years, an early impact assessment was conducted. Results revealed that the income of farmers improved from $1.81 to $3.76 a day from just two enterprises. Nutritious food such as vitamin A-fortified cassava, quality protein maize, fish, eggs, and chicken were made available to people in the rural areas. The University-led APP intervention is an empirical way of actualising the SDG at the village level.

    English Language Teaching Methodology | Onyeashie James, Adewumi O.J., Puikhumo N.



    Introduction: English Language Teaching Methodology implies the processes and strategies involved in teaching the English language to pupils.

    Corruption-A Bequest in the Modern African Novel | Onyeashie James, Nora Onwumelu, Veronica Obi



    Introduction: This paper explores the thorny issue of corruption as depicted in the African novel

    Decency Oust-Amnesty to Garbage as an Expression of the Poet's Ire | Onyeashie James Eziechine and Onwumelu Nora



    Introduction: This paper examines a number of poems from Maduagwu's Amnesty to Garbage from the Expressive Critic's perspective.

    Martin Buber's Dialogue and Conflict Management in Nigeria | Michael Edema, Akporduado Philip and Abam



    Introduction: The Security Sector and Conflict Management in Nigeria

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